Absolutely awesome!!! You just don’t get battle tested reviews much which really only gives you part of the experience. Meeting expectations in regards to gear is what we all want when buying something new and reviews like this help us understand what limitations gear may have depending on use. Thanks Shane!!!🎸🎸🎸😎😎
After many trials with the Tone Master Amps, I ended up buying the Twin Reverb blonde Tone Master. Has not disappointed at all. These Tone Masters are excellent amps for mostly everyone. I’ve seen these amps used in stage during concerts and you can not tell they are not tube or valve amps. These Tone Masters are only gonna progress as time goes on.
Thank you very much! As many others have stated, for a lot of us this amp ticks some great boxes. But if it can’t carry its weight in a band, then we have to appreciate it as something cool that we can’t use. Almost all of the reviews are studio or living room reviews. You did an awesome job of answering the biggest question. Thank you!
Nice real world review. Amp sounds great, and volume can be a determining factor on how you mike or plug in, depending on the size of the gig. Love that both options are available on this and other Tone Master amps. Great to see Dr. Rick! More live jams, if you please.
Sounds GOOD Shane! I caught up with the Doctor this evening at a gig he was doing! They absolutely ROCKED it! Got some great video of it! He told me about that place you were playing at & when you're there next! MIGHT come along!
I gig with a TMDR blonde. Sometimes it’s a backup for my tube Fender Bassbreaker 30r. Sometimes it’s my main. It ALWAYS delivers. I could easily just rely on the TM
Thank, Shane. Good to see your lefty SX bass getting a workout live. I still have one of their Strats, bought after you "discovered" that they were actually quite decent 🙂
Great demo and thoughts. I've got a tube version, the '68 though. Input an AlNiCo speaker in and it's killer. I also got an external cab to run it through 12" or the combos 10" and the external 12" at the same time. Really changes the dynamics in the room. Super fun too. The AlNiCo paired with a green ackninnthr extension cab is a killer combo. If you get a chance, ever, play a Princeton with both the combo and an external. It's pretty cool.
Very tempting! When I tried a few models out the Deluxe Reverb sounded better than the Twin for some reason? Maybe the emulation of a rectifier tube. Good stuff Shane!
We tried it live from our Keys to the Guitar shop series and it did a decent job in the mix from memory. I haven't used that particular one at a venue before.
Really good to know. I've been wondering about this exact thing, i.e. how will one sit in a mix. Thanks for the video, Shane. And, btw, I have that same Pog Mo Thoin license plate! 😁
Ever since your video on the Blackstar id core 100 wide stereo amp. That's covers all scenarios. Just the amp in close quarters and stereo out to PA speakers for larger venues
Funds won’t run to it at the moment but I’d love one of these, I’d been hoping they’d do it before it was even announced. I’ll get there though! Great review 👍🏻
Thanks for the video, Shane. I truly like everything about this amp except the price. To me, a 12 watt, 10” speaker, solid state amp with no FX loop or headphone jack should not cost more than $299.
My hifi amp has two mono channels (even source is selected per channel), has no phono amp, no headphones, not even a remote. What it does is get warm, have three power supplies and class A design. That is what you pay for.
@@michelvondenhoff9673 I’m not an Electronics Tech. I only make statements based on the knowledge that I have gained through my life experiences. The only solid state amp I have is a Fender GTX 100. It has 100 watts, 12” speaker, and emulates 40 amps (doing a real good job with the ‘65 Princeton), 54 of the most popular/used effects, has an effects loop, a headphone jack, USB, Bluetooth, and an eight button footswitch with looper. It sells for half of what they want for this ToneMaster. I stand by my statement.
@@GaryBlankenship-hh6lcHi Gary I just explained, not to belittle you or anybody. I hear ya, got a Boss Dual Cube lx lunchbox amp. Does amp sim and fx very convincingly, impressive for a €250 transistor amp.
Sounds really killer in this mix. Thanks for posting a video of the amp in a live application. Can you comment on the feel of the amp? I've noticed some of these modelers / digital / solid state amps sound great, but feel a bit...uninspiring?
Very nice buddy. Sounds good 👍😊. Bass player is so cool. In the groove too. Thanks man 😎👍💯🎸🎸. Fender amps have always took pedals well. 😊😊. Note if im going to pay good money, i prefer more wattage. Headroom 👍💯
So it was not mic’ed? Just live from the stage? If so it sure sounded pretty loud in the mix. And to think you could run the XLR to the board and have all you want!
I bought a fender Mustang 2 amp and won't buy another Fender amp. They almost immediately stopped supporting the companion software which is why I chose the amp. They did it to force upgrades to their new amp.
I used the Tone master Deluxe on a gig and the only thing I noticed was it didn't have the sag of a tube amp. I wish I had a compressor on my board but didn't. Did you notice that with the Princeton?
This, or an old Peavey Bandit? As it happens I've just bought a 1989 Bandit (my first ever!) and it is _fantastic._ I haven't used it live yet, and will want to compare it against my Fender BDR, but I already suspect it'll be a keeper. I don't think I could gig with a 12 watt amp, even if it was connected to the PA.
Not the one for me. Will be buying soon but this one didn't make the cut. Love the Live Play Shane! Yeah,.. a few more cuts like that and the park! Back and forth between the Fender Blues Deluxe (dropping a Swamp Thang in it) and the Fender Twin Reverb (Blonde) Tone Master. Only a ten dollar difference here in the States but one is solid state and the other is tube. Blues Deluxe reminds of my old Silver Tone 100 amp back in the 70s (was actually from the late 60s) and sounds beautiful. Twin sounds great and is lighter but no effects loop and not quite tube sounding.
I compared the Tone Masters... Deluxe Reverb, Super Reverb and Princeton, Deluxe (tube versions)... ended up buying the Blues Deluxe. Bought it knowing I would probably change the speaker, 12at7 in v1, changed to better power tubes as well which many people say power tubes don't change the sound much but I can hear a difference. While I love the Super Reverb (tube version), the Blues Deluxe won me over for its versatility. Effects loop... can put a volume pedal or control in the loop... Amp seems to have more headroom than the Super. Plus, most importantly... it looks so much like the Blues Junior I had that my wife didn't notice that I traded in the B Jr and Bought the B Deluxe. 😉
Sounds good to me. People can scoff at SS amps all they like. I had a Princeton 112 that i had to sell but loved. I demoed a HSS S type that i bought new for $75.00. Ran it thru a FM 212. Screamed.
My only problem with the tone master line is their price point. It's a solid state amp just below tube amp prices. I get the technology etc, but at the end of the day it's a solid state amp that comes very close to a tube amp, save your money and buy a Katana, download IRs and get the tone your looking for.
Just checked Sweetwater for prices on the TM Deluxe Reverb. It is $1000 for the Blonde version and $950 for the Black version. The tube version of the DR is as follows: '68 Custom is $1500 and the '64 Custom is $3000. So you have to decide if $500 or more is enough of a savings to go the Tone Master direction. To me that is not "just below tube amp prices" but I admit it is digital and still a bit pricey. I have a TMDR but I would love a tube amp. They are awesome!
@@dougbennett7881 Agree tube prices have skyrocketed as well.I should also add I love the sound of Fender amps, own a Princeton and Blues Jr. My overall criticism is cost of goods to produce. At the end of the day a tube amp has many hand made parts, wiring etc. Much less process, parts, wiring in a solid state, that is why they are usually in the 250-350 range. I just feel that line is overpriced based off name branding etc. If one shops around they can get a tube amp very close to the price of Fenders solid state replica, or save some money with a much lower priced solid state that will produce similar results.
No Plan B mate! We were confident that the Princeton TM would be loud enough in a blues trio setting, especially in a small room. Lots of dynamics, light 'n shade. I'm a tube amp snob...but I was really impressed! Cheers mate!
So what size room was this as in audience size rough number of people in the room? Just for context as we only see the stage, sounds great though buddy.
G’day mate, Dr Ric here. The venue is Paddy’s Tavern in Ferntree Gully, Victoria. It’s a great little Irish tavern…room accommodates around 50. If we were playing a larger room I’d have plugged the cab-emulated DI into the PA…it sounds really quite good.
I'm always a little confused with the power of the tonemasters Shane, when they say 12 watts for this one do they mean they're emulating the volume of 12 'valve' watts?
Amps are an investment, I bought my 65 deluxe for 100$ less used than this Princeton is new, I really wonder what the resale market will be for these Tonemasters amps. I'm sure I could get what I paid for my deluxe if I was to sell it (don't see that EVER happening) I haven't seen any of these being sold used, do you think these would retain their value like a tube amp would?
Great review, Shane! I’m curious about the advantage, if any, the the Princeton TM versus the Deluxe or Twin TM, both of which give substantially more wattage for live performance purposes. It’s also time for the Princeton TM versus Katana 100 shootout. The more I work with it, the more I like my Katana, which has way more functionality at less than half the price.
I’m a 100% dyed-in-the-wool valve amp snob! I was genuinely shocked and surprised by how well this amp sat in the live band mix on the night! Tell your friend it kicked ass!😂
A 12 Watt modelling amp for $900 USD? If this thing gets real loud then they should say it's 50 Watts with 10% distortion or something - like how loud we like to make tube amps. Otherwise I'm thinking of my Katana for 100 Watts at half the price.
Unless your back is shot and you absolutely have to have that Princeton sound I just can’t justify the price of this thing. You can get good tube amps cheaper than this.
Do you ever play rhythm guitar? Everything is alway lead playing and pickin. I dont think many plays know how to truly play rhythm guitar.. aside from that... great video
Just watch his demos on all the other videos on his channel, he plays rythm parts, and very good indeed. Why don't you just take the effort to just watch what he does on his channel? Or is this just another clunky comment to annoy?
Nice demo BUT . . . I don't think it's good for a live gig. According to the recording :-) the sound is round, without dynamics, under the curtain. . . doesn't stand out. The bass and cymbals completely overpowered it.
Viel zu teuer für seine Leistung! Klingen tut er super, aber dafür bekommt msn schon einen oder 2 Boss Katanas mit allen wichtigen Effekten hoher Güte und die sind genauso gut, nicht so anfällig und ganz super verarbeitet! 🤣😂😉
Absolutely awesome!!! You just don’t get battle tested reviews much which really only gives you part of the experience. Meeting expectations in regards to gear is what we all want when buying something new and reviews like this help us understand what limitations gear may have depending on use. Thanks Shane!!!🎸🎸🎸😎😎
Always nice when musicians leave some air for the others in the band. Sounded great as a trio and the amp...a Fender ❤
After many trials with the Tone Master Amps, I ended up buying the Twin Reverb blonde Tone Master. Has not disappointed at all. These Tone Masters are excellent amps for mostly everyone. I’ve seen these amps used in stage during concerts and you can not tell they are not tube or valve amps. These Tone Masters are only gonna progress as time goes on.
Thank you very much! As many others have stated, for a lot of us this amp ticks some great boxes. But if it can’t carry its weight in a band, then we have to appreciate it as something cool that we can’t use. Almost all of the reviews are studio or living room reviews. You did an awesome job of answering the biggest question. Thank you!
Dr Rick is a Blues King! Impressed with his playing on the live clip.
Hell yeah!
Nice real world review. Amp sounds great, and volume can be a determining factor on how you mike or plug in, depending on the size of the gig. Love that both options are available on this and other Tone Master amps.
Great to see Dr. Rick! More live jams, if you please.
Love the live mix videos!!! The tones sound awesome in that context. 🎸🔥🎸🔥🎸🔥🎸🔥🎸
Sounds GOOD Shane!
I caught up with the Doctor this evening at a gig he was doing!
They absolutely ROCKED it! Got some great video of it!
He told me about that place you were playing at & when you're there next!
MIGHT come along!
Perfect timing. Mine is on the Fed Ex truck right now on its way today.
A great review, very thorough. It looks like you were playing a fairly small venue so this is something for us to keep in mind.
I gig with a TMDR blonde. Sometimes it’s a backup for my tube Fender Bassbreaker 30r. Sometimes it’s my main. It ALWAYS delivers. I could easily just rely on the TM
Love the battle live test of gear…keep this type of presentation going
It's good to hear the Princeton Tone Master can keep up in a live situation and takes pedals so well.
Great real-world testing and review. I am quite interested in this amp. Thank you, Shane!
Awesome demo. Glad we got to hear it in a live band mix
Thank, Shane. Good to see your lefty SX bass getting a workout live. I still have one of their Strats, bought after you "discovered" that they were actually quite decent 🙂
This bass is so much better than my old one. Not only does it sound better, it's also lighter and more comfortable to play. :)
Really pushing me towards this 😅 tubes are great but I could never tell a difference. Sounds great
It would be for easier to use an internal attenuator as well versus the external one that I have
Excellent review. You guys play so well together, real fun to listen to. Loved the [POG MO THOIN] license plate in the shot 🤣
Greetings from Ireland....sounds great
Hearing this with the "in the room" kind of sound levels is great. Now, this is how to demo an amp!
Man,, you guys killed it, sounds great. Calling Dr Rick, calling Dr Rick, to the ER STAT, a Fender Bassman needs a transfusion... Cheers!
Great demo and thoughts. I've got a tube version, the '68 though. Input an AlNiCo speaker in and it's killer. I also got an external cab to run it through 12" or the combos 10" and the external 12" at the same time. Really changes the dynamics in the room. Super fun too. The AlNiCo paired with a green ackninnthr extension cab is a killer combo. If you get a chance, ever, play a Princeton with both the combo and an external. It's pretty cool.
Thanks; you answer the real questions that musicians ask!
Nice work 🤟
Very tempting! When I tried a few models out the Deluxe Reverb sounded better than the Twin for some reason? Maybe the emulation of a rectifier tube. Good stuff Shane!
Great tones from that Princeton!! I’m impressed. Have you gigged with the deluxe Tonemaster?
We tried it live from our Keys to the Guitar shop series and it did a decent job in the mix from memory. I haven't used that particular one at a venue before.
You guys always sound so great Shane!
Thanks for the real life review. If it had been on the market a few years ago, I propably wouldn`t have bougth my 68 Princeton and the UA Ox.
Thanks, good to know ,sounds great
It was dizzying watching you swap bass duties.That was great !
Sounded great. I see the Kiesel is your new number 1. By the way, can you turn on both sides of the Royal Flush at the same time? Thanks.
it'd be great to see you live one day man!
great video!
Really good to know. I've been wondering about this exact thing, i.e. how will one sit in a mix. Thanks for the video, Shane. And, btw, I have that same Pog Mo Thoin license plate! 😁
The Dr. is killing it.
Ever since your video on the Blackstar id core 100 wide stereo amp. That's covers all scenarios. Just the amp in close quarters and stereo out to PA speakers for larger venues
Great video.... You need to do more "In The Mix" reviews.... Really useful!
Another tasty video Shane. Good little amp, but I would love to see a TM version of the '59 Bassman- that's the one I'm waiting for.
Now in pre-sale. Delivery in october
You should try the Milkman pedal amps. They really do the Princeton thing better then the ToneMaster to me. More convenient form factor as well
Love your talent brah
Always good to hear how it works in ‘real life’🤘🏻
Cool performance idea that you guys switch off on guitar/bass 👏
Playing as a blues trio is a bunch of fun…lots of dynamics, twists and turns…we love it! Thanks for your support Derek!
Funds won’t run to it at the moment but I’d love one of these, I’d been hoping they’d do it before it was even announced. I’ll get there though! Great review 👍🏻
The Doctor is in! Good job!
Shane what pub is this not gonna lie great playing but the menu got me hungry LOL!
Haha...this gig was at Paddy's Tavern in Ferntree Gully, Victoria, Australia. Great little Irish pub, lovely folks, great supporters of live music!
Sounds great Shane ...
do you think these will be disposable or repairable ? Have a great weekend mate !
Thanks for the video, Shane. I truly like everything about this amp except the price. To me, a 12 watt, 10” speaker, solid state amp with no FX loop or headphone jack should not cost more than $299.
My hifi amp has two mono channels (even source is selected per channel), has no phono amp, no headphones, not even a remote. What it does is get warm, have three power supplies and class A design. That is what you pay for.
@@michelvondenhoff9673 I’m not an Electronics Tech. I only make statements based on the knowledge that I have gained through my life experiences. The only solid state amp I have is a Fender GTX 100. It has 100 watts, 12” speaker, and emulates 40 amps (doing a real good job with the ‘65 Princeton), 54 of the most popular/used effects, has an effects loop, a headphone jack, USB, Bluetooth, and an eight button footswitch with looper. It sells for half of what they want for this ToneMaster. I stand by my statement.
@@GaryBlankenship-hh6lcHi Gary I just explained, not to belittle you or anybody. I hear ya, got a Boss Dual Cube lx lunchbox amp. Does amp sim and fx very convincingly, impressive for a €250 transistor amp.
I hope they release the Tonemaster Tweed Deluxe.
Sounds really killer in this mix. Thanks for posting a video of the amp in a live application. Can you comment on the feel of the amp? I've noticed some of these modelers / digital / solid state amps sound great, but feel a bit...uninspiring?
It felt pretty great to play. I wouldn't want to push it anymore than this though. With the pedals, it performed as expected.
Very nice buddy. Sounds good 👍😊. Bass player is so cool. In the groove too. Thanks man 😎👍💯🎸🎸. Fender amps have always took pedals well. 😊😊. Note if im going to pay good money, i prefer more wattage. Headroom 👍💯
IRISH NACHOS?! Do I even want to know?
We wondered what they were as well. haha. We'll try it next time. :)
@@intheblues Covered in a GUINNESS sauce?
So it was not mic’ed? Just live from the stage? If so it sure sounded pretty loud in the mix. And to think you could run the XLR to the board and have all you want!
The recording was the sound coming off the stage. None of the gear was mic'd up.
I prefer the way you sounded on your red-stripe Bandit to this, based on this clip at least.
I bought a fender Mustang 2 amp and won't buy another Fender amp. They almost immediately stopped supporting the companion software which is why I chose the amp. They did it to force upgrades to their new amp.
I used the Tone master Deluxe on a gig and the only thing I noticed was it didn't have the sag of a tube amp. I wish I had a compressor on my board but didn't. Did you notice that with the Princeton?
Have you tried the 5150 iconic 1x10? I played one at Sky music I was as impressed with the clean as much as the drive, it’s that Fender twang sound
This, or an old Peavey Bandit? As it happens I've just bought a 1989 Bandit (my first ever!) and it is _fantastic._ I haven't used it live yet, and will want to compare it against my Fender BDR, but I already suspect it'll be a keeper. I don't think I could gig with a 12 watt amp, even if it was connected to the PA.
I wonder when Shane will circle back to his Peavey Bandit. The weight would probably be a problem, though. these Tone Masters are pretty light.
Not the one for me. Will be buying soon but this one didn't make the cut. Love the Live Play Shane! Yeah,.. a few more cuts like that and the park!
Back and forth between the Fender Blues Deluxe (dropping a Swamp Thang in it) and the Fender Twin Reverb (Blonde) Tone Master.
Only a ten dollar difference here in the States but one is solid state and the other is tube. Blues Deluxe reminds of my old Silver Tone 100 amp back in the 70s (was actually from the late 60s) and sounds beautiful. Twin sounds great and is lighter but no effects loop and not quite tube sounding.
I compared the Tone Masters... Deluxe Reverb, Super Reverb and Princeton, Deluxe (tube versions)... ended up buying the Blues Deluxe. Bought it knowing I would probably change the speaker, 12at7 in v1, changed to better power tubes as well which many people say power tubes don't change the sound much but I can hear a difference. While I love the Super Reverb (tube version), the Blues Deluxe won me over for its versatility. Effects loop... can put a volume pedal or control in the loop... Amp seems to have more headroom than the Super. Plus, most importantly... it looks so much like the Blues Junior I had that my wife didn't notice that I traded in the B Jr and Bought the B Deluxe. 😉
Sounds good to me.
People can scoff at SS amps all they like.
I had a Princeton 112 that i had to sell but loved.
I demoed a HSS S type that i bought new for $75.00.
Ran it thru a FM 212.
Screamed.
My only problem with the tone master line is their price point. It's a solid state amp just below tube amp prices. I get the technology etc, but at the end of the day it's a solid state amp that comes very close to a tube amp, save your money and buy a Katana, download IRs and get the tone your looking for.
Just checked Sweetwater for prices on the TM Deluxe Reverb. It is $1000 for the Blonde version and $950 for the Black version. The tube version of the DR is as follows: '68 Custom is $1500 and the '64 Custom is $3000. So you have to decide if $500 or more is enough of a savings to go the Tone Master direction. To me that is not "just below tube amp prices" but I admit it is digital and still a bit pricey. I have a TMDR but I would love a tube amp. They are awesome!
@@dougbennett7881 Agree tube prices have skyrocketed as well.I should also add I love the sound of Fender amps, own a Princeton and Blues Jr. My overall criticism is cost of goods to produce. At the end of the day a tube amp has many hand made parts, wiring etc. Much less process, parts, wiring in a solid state, that is why they are usually in the 250-350 range. I just feel that line is overpriced based off name branding etc. If one shops around they can get a tube amp very close to the price of Fenders solid state replica, or save some money with a much lower priced solid state that will produce similar results.
Did you bring another amp as backup at that gig in case the tonemaster wasn't loud enough?
No Plan B mate! We were confident that the Princeton TM would be loud enough in a blues trio setting, especially in a small room. Lots of dynamics, light 'n shade. I'm a tube amp snob...but I was really impressed! Cheers mate!
So what size room was this as in audience size rough number of people in the room? Just for context as we only see the stage, sounds great though buddy.
G’day mate, Dr Ric here. The venue is Paddy’s Tavern in Ferntree Gully, Victoria. It’s a great little Irish tavern…room accommodates around 50. If we were playing a larger room I’d have plugged the cab-emulated DI into the PA…it sounds really quite good.
@@rselp Thank you for that buddy
I'm always a little confused with the power of the tonemasters Shane, when they say 12 watts for this one do they mean they're emulating the volume of 12 'valve' watts?
It's digital, how hard would it be for Fender to increase the watts rating
Nice to see the prominent "pog mo thoin" sign rofl irish bar hey? :)
Vs the peavey bandit?
What was that white s-type guitar? Sire?
Hi Steve, Shane’s playing the Kiesel Solo SX6 with Johnny Hiland single coil pickups. It’s a killer guitar!
Lovely sound and nice playing! But, these things are way over priced in Australia!
Amps are an investment, I bought my 65 deluxe for 100$ less used than this Princeton is new, I really wonder what the resale market will be for these Tonemasters amps. I'm sure I could get what I paid for my deluxe if I was to sell it (don't see that EVER happening) I haven't seen any of these being sold used, do you think these would retain their value like a tube amp would?
What happens when the digital processor fails?
Hmm if you really wanted that to be louder you could put the wgs version of that speaker
Great review, Shane! I’m curious about the advantage, if any, the the Princeton TM versus the Deluxe or Twin TM, both of which give substantially more wattage for live performance purposes. It’s also time for the Princeton TM versus Katana 100 shootout. The more I work with it, the more I like my Katana, which has way more functionality at less than half the price.
The vibrato on the original is not so prominent either. It’s more prominent on the Deluxe in my experience.
anyone heard the difference between valve and transistor in the mix? i ask for a friend…
I’m a 100% dyed-in-the-wool valve amp snob! I was genuinely shocked and surprised by how well this amp sat in the live band mix on the night!
Tell your friend it kicked ass!😂
I just don't understand why it is the same price as the Deluxe.
A 12 Watt modelling amp for $900 USD? If this thing gets real loud then they should say it's 50 Watts with 10% distortion or something - like how loud we like to make tube amps. Otherwise I'm thinking of my Katana for 100 Watts at half the price.
Unless your back is shot and you absolutely have to have that Princeton sound I just can’t justify the price of this thing. You can get good tube amps cheaper than this.
Boss Nextone vs Tone master
Do you ever play rhythm guitar? Everything is alway lead playing and pickin. I dont think many plays know how to truly play rhythm guitar.. aside from that... great video
Just watch his demos on all the other videos on his channel, he plays rythm parts, and very good indeed. Why don't you just take the effort to just watch what he does on his channel? Or is this just another clunky comment to annoy?
Nice but not as nice as the Super Champ x2
955Euro for a 12W solid state amp with a 10" woofer? Sorry, I don't see the logic in that.
Price is a deciding factor for sure
The Boss Nextone Stage seems like a good alternative? Almost half the price, effects loop and 40 watts.
I paid 999.00 US a couple years ago for the Sweetwater special edition tweed Princeton....Its now 1499.00..These prices are insane.
Its way to overpriced and expensive for what is being purchased.
No Effects Loop, No long term warranty, and no headphones jack plus guaranteed long term DIGITAL CHIRP …winner winner chicken dinner!
Nice demo BUT . . . I don't think it's good for a live gig. According to the recording :-) the sound is round, without dynamics, under the curtain. . . doesn't stand out. The bass and cymbals completely overpowered it.
Ridiculous. What did they do, just tack $400-1500+ on to the price of everything? Pass or fail? A major FAIL at that MSRP. Crikies!
Mate, it’s a tone test! You’ve thrown the baby out with the bath water!
You can have all the tone tests you like, but at least I’ve kept my wallet to no detriment.
Viel zu teuer für seine Leistung! Klingen tut er super, aber dafür bekommt msn schon einen oder 2 Boss Katanas mit allen wichtigen Effekten hoher Güte und die sind genauso gut, nicht so anfällig und ganz super verarbeitet! 🤣😂😉